Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

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 bstcn Inf cre for the ssmplng works.
 Tbos sbugrue, late private Of Troop A 4th Cavalry, now in conhnement a' Fort Lowell. has been ordered senL 70 the state penitentiRry at Lansing, hsh- sss.
 Peterson's Magazine for November, IS aft hand. The magazine IS one or me oldest snd best Fashion magazines pub Iishe1.
 Stevens & Hughes have received O spanking new delivery wagon rom the nsnufsctory at Racine. It is the finest wagon in the town,
 Mrs. Ousyle, formerly Mrs. Surveyor General Robbins, has removed from Osage City. Kansas, to Baldwin Clty, oi the same state.
 A board of officers has been appointed to meet at Fort Grant Co examine into the qualifications of enlisted men Tor appointment to post qusrtermsster ser gesnts.
 The Enterprise states that Judge AL exander Campbell is in Florence to ss- sist ID the prosecution of the would-be murderers of Mr. White.
 Latest from the Srtesian borer. near Mud Tanks, is that it was down between 4o0 and 800 feet ID gravel. It was go ing down st the rate of ten feet day Courier.
 The Raymond excursions will leave Boston for Southern California, Novem- Der 10. December , aud $, January 7, l2, 16 and 23, February ?, and 20, and 6 and l2.
 Over 1000 tons of ore have been han dled and shipped from the ssmpling works since they started up. Mir. Cock burn has paid out for ore, in the last month. about S25.0O0.-Journsl- Miner.
 general court martial has been or dered to convene on the 3lst inst, at Fort Bsyard, New Mexico, for the trial of let Lieut.. Chss. G. Ayers of the 10th Cavalry.
 The conductor of the circus train IS reported to have been seriously injured while the cars were beIng switched m the Benson yard. Farther particulars of the accident have not been learned.
 Hon. c. M. Strauss, superintendent of public instruction. is ID the city on busi- ness and pleasure. Mir. Strauss is 8 polished gentleman, ripe scholar, and psinstskiHg and energetic oticer.-Ar- izonisn.
 The CargR Muchscho Mining Com pRny has in the course of construction a twenty stamp gold-quartz mill, st thelr mines. The mill will be supplied with water piped from the Colorado river, fifteen niles distRut.-Sentinel.
 Bob Rgilsbury, who succeeded John Hart ID the draysge business, IS a wide awake business man and is bound to win. All orders for freighting entrusted to his care will be promptly and care fully attended to. Give him call.
 Florence. chief town of Pinal county. Is in beautiful valley on the Gils river, and will, ere long, be one of the largest towns ID Arizors. Her people are pro- gressive. but somewhat modest m the matter of advertising their resources.- Courier.
 NJ. c. H. Ward, formerly stock msu in the Sierritas, but later a real estate man in Los Angeles, is in the city. Mir. Ward has cattle in the ghDOrhOOd of WiIlcox snd Is now trying to bay others. Cows with calves, he says, are worth from S15 to SIS per head.
 The Mrs. Chsrolesu who left here some Zen or twelve years since, IS now said to be residing in Los Angeles eUd has during her absence, Bccu- mulated the snug little sum of S1O,OOO. Since leaving here she has travelled the world over.
 The ladies of the Hebrew Benevolent Society will give Charity ball on Friday night. November 4th. This ball is given in behalf of a good cause and is worthy of patronage. Tickets admitting gen tleman and lady, two dollars each, sup per et l2 m.
 Dr. Martins country drug trade TOW takes in the entire country drawing lis slpDlla5 from Tucson. His unfailing good nature. his conscientious scruples and execsness in the handling of drugs and tEe moderate prices ot the same, have wonderful fascination Tor the public.
 Mir. 4. Reiuiil, the pIAno vender and tuner. famous the Pacific coast over, IS now iu PhenIx. but will be in Tucson in the couse of few days. NIT. Reduill IS agent for the Mason and Hsmlin. knsbe and the c. D. Pease pianos. He guar Gntees all instruments to be as repre- sented, prices cheap and terms easy.
 The Vichy fountain at Dr. Martins drug store still retains its popularity and the patronage extended to II this present October month compares favor ably with that accorded It in May last. Vlchy ls a health giving drink and the public knowing this are not slow in talk ing advantage Of 1t.
 The Greaterville road is said to be ID | most shocking condition, as have been l several of the county roads since the re cent tremendous wgshouts. They Rrs, | however, being put in condition as rap idly Rs possible. Judge Scott has charge of the roads n this section of the cOun try and good roads may be shortly looked for.
 Messrs. Julius and Emanuel CZer- whisky leave this evening for San Diego. Their father, Mr. C. CzerwInsky, will re- main here about month longer for the purpose of closing out the business here preparatory t. following. Both the young men have many friends here aud their departure is to be regretted.
 pr. i. J. Chandler. Territorial Vet insry Surgeon, returned here yesterday from professional trip through South | ern ArizOna, and started for Kansas City | in the afternoon to attend q meeticg of the National Netinary Sanitary AssOcia- | tion. He found gcod feed and healthy | stock at all points visited in COchise, Pima, 6nd other southern courties.-l Courier.
 Mrs. E. F. kellner. who was recently | injured ID Phenix, by being thrown from | a runaway team, IS the wife of Mir. E. F. | Kelner, the well known Globe merchant. Mrs. Kelner Is a most estimRble lady. | well loved by sll who know her, and It is truly to be hoped that her injuries gre less serious than at frst reported. and that she will soon recover from the ef- fects of the unfortunate accident.
 Tens of thousands of people every where on the coss: deal by mail wi,L Weinstock X Lubin, 400-4lO K St, Sac rsmento. Gal, a clear indication that their goods and prices are worth know ing about. The new Fall Catalogue just issued (tree) tells all about the new IT